Labelled skull bones

[@arevmelikyan5521]

Hi Sam, I've got finals coming up next week and your channel has been a pleasure while consolidating my knowledge. I think anatomy should be taught in the narrative way you do rather than in the 'bullet-pointed' way many of my lecturers have done. You have some lucky students! Looking forward to more videos

[@KGKHMC]

I m a homoeopathic student sir from India and your video is really very interested I have seen all video thanku sir for provide these video to everyone without any cost thanku so much......

[@luciaragone3408]

Hi! I'm a first year med student from the University of Buenos Aires, Argentina. and your videos help me a lot, you are an incredible teacher, thank you so much! God bless you

[@rafal3941]

I don’t know what I would do without your videos Thank you so much from iraq ♥️

[@mimiloula4723]

I've been watching your videos for years it's always the best anatomy lectures

[@catcomedy3632]

Just what I needed! Bravo!!

[@laurenluck6660]

Huge thank you! I study Fine Art so have been exploring the muscles and bones to apply to my portrait drawings and paintings. These videos are helping me gain an awareness of the body in relation to how light interacts with the form.

[@Sandrabrown305]

Hello Sir! I think you are genius to have used both models. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!

[@Sandrabrown305]

You’ve done a great job!!!

[@malshamalathie8015]

thank you very much 🙂🙂

[@KGKHMC]

Your videos are really helpful 🤗

[@dkaldossari1242]

I'm interested in human anatomy even though I'm not a student in medical field

[@KGKHMC]

Wow,🤗

[@elk8292]

Hi sir! These videos are amazing and super helpful for me while I'm still new to anatomy, so thank you for doing them. I was wondering if you could do one on the frontal bone as well? Thank u for everything until now :))

[@rahsiteklay4867]

thank u

[@karanchaudhary5918]

Thank you very much sir. You are the best teacher of anatomy in the world

[@alanwaterman1328]

Maybe just maybe revision is good. Well done.

[@Insert-the-Name-101]

Damn good stuff sir

[@itsmatthewalvarado]

What camera do you use to film these immaculate anatomy videos? Thank you, great stuff

[@SamWebster]

Canon R6 at the moment, with one large umbrella light and a smaller infill light for most things (instagram.com/p/CPQMfDdNQy-/?)

[@anema.392]

At 16:35, I believe you are referring to the three tiny bones in the ear known as the ossicles: the malleus, incus, and stapes.

[@immaria6545]

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[@ابوياالغالي-ع3ك]

Pleas.. If you can give us quastions in the end of the Video

[@randomguyanimatez30]

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[@maylenpastor1002]

This is helpful thank you so much😊

[@roshdablo]

Super tutorial video Sam. I just started a Sports Therapy course and the human antomy + systems are areas that we have to study. At almost 50yrs learning and concentrating during online sessions are a tough call. But hey, I found your videos and voila! I am memorizing and learning this unchartered area without much difficulty. Thank you very much Sir. 🙏🙏

[@KingSweet-v9c]

Thank you

[@anema.392]

All the neurocranial or cranial bones are singular except for two that are paired: the parietal and temporal bones. Additionally, all the facial or viscerocranial bones are paired, except for two that are singular: the mandible and the vomer.